Please yourself how you have it.
Take my words, and fling
Them down on the counter roundly;
See if they ring.
Sift my looks and expressions,
And see what proportion there is
Of sand in my doubtful sugar
Of verities.
Have a real stock-taking
Of my manly breast;
Find out if I'm sound or bankrupt,
Or a poor thing at best.
For I am quite indifferent
To your dubious state,
As to whether you've found a fortune
In me, or a flea-bitten fate.
Make a good investigation
Of all that is there,
And then, if it's worth it, be grateful -
If not then despair.
If despair is our portion
Then let us despair.
Let us make for the weeping willow.
I don't care.
Loggerheads
D. H. Lawrence (david Herbert Richards)
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Poem topics: fate, poor, good, real, sugar, worth, portion, sound, grateful, fortune, despair, I love you, I miss you, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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